1. While traditional Western narratives around the Internet in Asia typically emphasize
censorship and governmental control, how might these limitations be ameliorated by the
way people actually use the Internet in the region? What strategies and tactics exist
alongside techniques of control?
2. Choose a well-known celebrity or star from the Asia-Pacific region. Analyze the social
function and social meaning of this celebrity. Is the Asian star system different from the
West? If yes, how and why?
3. Select a particular aspect of Asian gaming culture(s) OR Asian mobile phone culture(s).
Does your example suggest that the Asia-Pacific is increasingly taking a lead role in this
area? What does your particular case study reveal about the society of which it is a part?

You should demonstrate your engagement with this course by working with the central concepts and ideas from the lectures, readings and tutorials in order to critically analyse the relevant trends in Asia-Pacific media raised by the questions. It will consist of three (3) questions and you must answer two (2) of these options. Your response should be about 500 words per question.

1.Explain the call to de-Westernise
academic knowledge production of media.
Illustrate with an example (or examples)
from Asia to explain why such a call is
necessary.
2. What are the limits to explaining the
Korean Wave based on the concept of
cultural proximity? What concept(s) should
enhance or replace it?
3. What are the pros and cons of
implementing a British-style ‘Creative
Industries’ policy within countries in Asia? Is
this an appropriate way to nurture and
sustain creativity there?

Answer two out of three of the question above, 500 words for each 🙂

Please use majority of the course material (readings that I upload)

1,2,3 –> Week 1’s material: De-Westernization
4,5,6,7,8,9 –> Week 2’s topic: Asian Media Cultures: Regionality,Transnationalism and De- Westernisation
10,11,12 –> Week 3’s topic: cultural and creative industry  in a networked world

Choose one of the following three images on which to write a 1,000 1,500 word essay. Your essay should include:
    An analysis of the visual components of the image;
    Historical context for the issue portrayed in the image;
    Discussion of any ethical issues raised by the image (the content portrayed by the image, and the making and distribution of the image);
    What the image can tell us about the history of vaccination.

1.    Answer all questions. Question no. 5 is optional.
2.    For question 2, please classify all 4 possible investments in terms of NPV, IRR and profitability Index.
3.    Suppose you decide to use NPV as the final decision-making choice: draw a simplified balance sheet of the NPV alternative you have chosen.
4.    For question no. 6., draw a new balance sheet incorporating the new initiative (selling smoked ham) and assuming a capital increase. Also, calculate the price of the shares before and after this transaction.

Prepare a Word document, including tables, Excel file with calculations

I need in text citations from these references
Cotton, S Wright, A Harris, M Jorm, A & McGorry, 2006, Influence of gender on mental health literacy in young Australians, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, vol. 40, no. 9, pp. 790-796.
Lewis, S, Willis, K, Franklin, M 2014, Dont panic! Healthy consumers look online for medical advice, The Conversation, February 12.
Rheault, H, Coyer, F, Jones, L, Bonner, A 2019, Health literacy in Indigenous people with chronic disease living in remote Australia, BMC Health Services Research, vol. 19, no. 1, p. 523.

I need in text citations from these references
Cotton, S Wright, A Harris, M Jorm, A & McGorry, 2006, Influence of gender on mental health literacy in young Australians, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, vol. 40, no. 9, pp. 790-796.
Lewis, S, Willis, K, Franklin, M 2014, Dont panic! Healthy consumers look online for medical advice, The Conversation, February 12.
Rheault, H, Coyer, F, Jones, L, Bonner, A 2019, Health literacy in Indigenous people with chronic disease living in remote Australia, BMC Health Services Research, vol. 19, no. 1, p. 523.

You are expected to complete a research project (in a report format), by choosing one of the following management concepts from the first list below, then applying it to one cultural workplace setting from the second list below.

Management concept (choose one only)                             

The expatriate experience                                       
Psychological contract                                                                             
Motivation and job satisfaction                                 
Communication styles                                             
Leadership styles                                                 
Emotions                                                               
Ethics and CSR                                                     
Negotiation and conflict                                           
Institutional theory                                                   
Organizational/corporate culture                             
Employment relations (HR)                                     
Performance management and control systems   
                                                                                                 

                                                                                                   

Cultural workplace setting (choose one only)                                                                           

                                                                                                   

In managing Australian employees in China                                                                               
In managing Australian employees in Japan
As a manager in Australia
As a manager in Singapore
In Brazil
In Spain
In Russia
In South Africa
In Nigeria
In Germany
In France
In the UAE
In the United States
In England
In India
In Japan
In China
In Korea

The report needs to contain the following sections:

1. Title page (A clear indication of what you are exploring).
2. Contents page
3. Introduction and specific questions you have developed, and that you are trying to answer
4. Methods (e.g. how you are obtaining the information/data)
5. Analysis and discussion of the issues
6. Recommendations
7. Reference list (minimum of 15 sources)